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314124, 239 PM a hntps:iwww.inkedin.comipulselacis-vs-base-database-propertis-rudra-gamalkl (25) ACID Vs. BASE - Database Properies |Linkedln & £ 9 £ ®@ E lore Ni ves Mew Frdlorese fot ACID BASE <_ Basically ren Atomicty ——F pvallable Pca | consistency Soft State Eventually |. solation Consistent Durability ACID Vs. BASE - Database Properties & Rudra Garnaik Saftware Development| Microsenice Garscles Saluion Architect | Fine | Reta | Crt. November 29,2022 ‘open immersive Reader) Relational databases are designed with reliability an consistency at their core. The engineers who developed them focused on a transactional model that ensures that the four principles of the ACID model will always be preserved. However, the advent of a new unstructured database model is turning ACID on its head. The NoSQL database model are in favor of a flexible key/value more likely in document style store approach. This unstructurec approach to data requires an alternative to the ACID model called the BASE model ACID Model ‘ACID properties are used for maintaining data integrity during transaction processing. The term ACID stands for ‘Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation and Durability. In order to 15314124, 239 PM (25) ACID Vs. BASE - Database Properties | Linkedin maintain consistency before and after a transaction relational databases follow ACID properties. Let us understand the different terms in the word Atomicity The all or none principle, either the transaction takes place or it doesn’t. If one element of the transaction fails the entire transaction fails, they don't occur partially Consistency The transactions should follow all rules defined in the system, The database must be in a consistent state before and after a transaction Isolation Each transaction is independent of the other. A transaction does not have access to other transactions which had not finished yet. The changes occurring during a transaction will not be visible to others until itis written in the main memory Durability Once the transaction has completed and the writes and updates have been written to the disk, it will remain in the system even if a system failure occurs BASE Model NoSQl databases, on the other hand, embrace situations where the ACID model is overkill or would, in fact, hinder the operation of the database. Instead, NoSQlL relies upon @ softer madel known, appropriately, as the BASE model, This model accommodates the flexibility offered by NoSQL and similar approaches to the management and curation of unstructured data. BASE consists of three principles: Basic Availability hntps:iwww.inkedin.comipulselacis-vs-base-database-propertis-rudra-gamalkl 215314124, 239 PM (25) ACID Vs. BASE - Database Properies | Linkedin ‘The NoSQL database approach focuses on the availability of data even in the presence of multiple failures. It achieves this by using a highly distributed approach to database management. Instead of maintaining a single large data store and focusing on the fault tolerance of that store NoSQL databases spread data across many storage systems with a high degree of replication. in the unlikely event that, a failure disrupts access to a segment of data, this does not necessarily result in a complete database outage Soft State One of the basic concepts at the heart of the BASE. Stores don't have to be write-consistent, nor do different replicas have to be mutually consistent all the time, The state of the system could change over time (even during times without input), because there may be changes going on due to “eventual consistency". That's why says "soft" state. By contrast, the position of a typical simple light switch is “hard-state’. If you flip it up, it will stay up, possibly forever. 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